I had same code (P0962) on my 2012 Civic and after watching your video decided to check wiring under the hood. You are not going to be believe it but when I opened it there was a live mouse staring at me from top of the battery. And right between solenoids there was a huge mouse nest. After I cleaned it, I saw on of the wires completely chewed through...
thnx for the video. i have the exact p0962 code problem. the wires are looks exactly damaged as yours. i think its a design flaw being too close to the transmission. can u post the wiring schematics if possible. btw they said we could complain to honda america to add our experience to the statistic for possible future recall.
Bruh I have the same P0970 code on my 05 accord, what’s the location, I can’t figure out from your video since you’re not saying anything lol. Any ideas?
The storage of a P0848 trouble code means that the powertrain control module (PCM) has detected a problem with the transmission fluid sensor circuit. The pressure to the hydraulic pump is controlled by the PCM via the electronic pressure control solenoids
Same problem on a Honda Fit. There is a class action lawsuit against Honda due to their use of Soy in the wiring harnesses which apparently causes rodents to love eating them. artofgears.com/2016/01/27/honda-faces-lawsuit-thanks-to-critter-friendly-wiring-harnesses/ Combined with the existence of this Honda OEM part: www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-TAPE-RODENT-19MM-20M__4019-2317.aspx It seems clear that Honda has acknowledged that rodents are attracted to these harnesses due to the materials used in them. Went to the dealer with all this information and they essentially told me to f off with respect to a goodwill fix. Fixed it myself in two hours, ordered some of the tape, and joined the class action. Haven't been very impressed with Honda recently.
I had same code (P0962) on my 2012 Civic and after watching your video decided to check wiring under the hood. You are not going to be believe it but when I opened it there was a live mouse staring at me from top of the battery. And right between solenoids there was a huge mouse nest. After I cleaned it, I saw on of the wires completely chewed through...
Thanks a lot. Awesome video. Wire was my own doing. Thank you.
thnx for the video. i have the exact p0962 code problem. the wires are looks exactly damaged as yours. i think its a design flaw being too close to the transmission. can u post the wiring schematics if possible. btw they said we could complain to honda america to add our experience to the statistic for possible future recall.
Bruh I have the same P0970 code on my 05 accord, what’s the location, I can’t figure out from your video since you’re not saying anything lol. Any ideas?
Hi, lol, it's the wires of the solenoids under the air box, mouse ate the wires
Please turn up the volume more I can't hear the music
So sorry, just a noob youtube maker.
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my 2018 civic with code PO962 was fixed at the dealer with a new transmission control module
How much did it cost you?
@@oscar4499 cost me nothing, at the dealer, car has 44K miles, under warranty..
Location or diagram for p0848?honda city 2010
The storage of a P0848 trouble code means that the powertrain control module (PCM) has detected a problem with the transmission fluid sensor circuit. The pressure to the hydraulic pump is controlled by the PCM via the electronic pressure control solenoids
Same problem on a Honda Fit. There is a class action lawsuit against Honda due to their use of Soy in the wiring harnesses which apparently causes rodents to love eating them.
artofgears.com/2016/01/27/honda-faces-lawsuit-thanks-to-critter-friendly-wiring-harnesses/
Combined with the existence of this Honda OEM part:
www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-TAPE-RODENT-19MM-20M__4019-2317.aspx
It seems clear that Honda has acknowledged that rodents are attracted to these harnesses due to the materials used in them. Went to the dealer with all this information and they essentially told me to f off with respect to a goodwill fix. Fixed it myself in two hours, ordered some of the tape, and joined the class action. Haven't been very impressed with Honda recently.